hangenout with liz

I'm so unique I'm just like everyone else...

Well, I've officially experienced some crazy days here at Maranatha, I'm not going to lie. Here are a couple of things that I've gleaned both from the reading of other blogs and just talking to other people around...minus my mother, who is going to kill me for not calling her for an entire week....
1) I'm just like everyone else, and yet I'm different. My thoughts about life and the struggles I go through are very similar to other people, and yet, I'm quirky. Quirky is perhaps the only accurate word to describe me. I'm just not normal, and yet, not mal-normal? Sorry, that was another quirky word. Anyway, there's great comfort in knowing that almost everyone else around you is going through the same struggles you are, and yet, your trials are unique and colorful. (i.e.-see James 1:1-7 and do a word study on divers temptations)
2) What is up with the weather? Last week, I'm so cold I wear two pairs of knee socks, which getting the second pair of knee socks over the first pair was quite a task, and I was still freezing. And today, short sleeved polo without a coat. I have a love hate relationship with my home state...
3) Play Practice. Enough Said. When is it going to end, and when am I going to stop feeling so sad that it's almost over....
4) Sorority and the Student Body Officers- well, I pitched my sorority to the student body officers along with my co-president on Tuesday. They loved the idea, but were more interested in our sorority discussions (i.e. Top Ten Single Guys on Maranatha Campus) than in our actual ideas...hmmm....
5) Thanksgiving is coming. Holy Cow! I just finished unpacking here like a week ago, and I'm telling the truth, and now, it's almost the end of the semester? As Jill would say..."are you for real?!"
6) Good ol' Wisconsin votes yes to marriage and Doyle's casinos, some things never change...
That's about it...I'm sure I'll have something traumatic to blog about next time...Thursdays are usually D-day for me for some reason...Peace out.

posted by Liz @ 12:23 PM